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Google Flow

Google Flow is Google's AI creative studio for making and editing video and images with the Veo 3.1, Gemini Omni and Nano Banana models. It has moved from Google Labs to flow.google.com, adds a Gemini-powered agent and custom tools, and suits filmmakers and creators with a Google account.

Quick facts

VendorGoogle
CategoryVideo & avatars
PlatformsWeb
Free planYes
Pricing from$4.99/month
Last reviewed

Best for

  • Filmmakers and storytellers
  • Google AI subscribers
  • Creators building custom tools

Key features

Veo 3.1 video

Generates video with native audio from text, frames or ingredient images, in Lite, Fast and Quality variants.

Gemini Omni

Creates and edits videos from any reference, real or generated, with conversational editing; Omni Flash renders shorter 720p clips.

Flow agent

A Gemini-powered creative partner that understands your project and helps plan, explore and iterate on ideas.

Scenebuilder and extension

Arranges clips into scenes, extends shots and applies video-to-video edits to build longer sequences.

Custom tools

Build, share and remix tools using natural language, such as Storyboard Studio, Video Resizer and Scout360.

Nano Banana images

Generates and edits images with strong subject consistency and text rendering, including 2K upscaling on the free tier.

Use cases

  • Storyboard a short film with Storyboard Studio, then generate each shot with Veo 3.1 and assemble it in Scenebuilder.
  • Edit an existing clip by describing the change in plain language with Gemini Omni.
  • Build a reusable tool for a repeated task, such as resizing every video into social aspect ratios.

Pricing

Pricing from
$4.99/month

Flow is free with 50 daily credits on a Google Account. Google AI Plus at $4.99/month adds 200 monthly credits, AI Pro at $19.99 adds 1,000, and the two AI Ultra tiers at $99.99 and $199.99 add 10,000 or 25,000.

Plans and prices

PlanBilled monthlyBilled annually
Free$0/month—
50 Flow credits a day on any Google Account, no rollover. Video may be unavailable at peak hours (about 2 to 5 PM UTC).
Google AI Plus$4.99/month—
Adds 200 Flow credits a month on top of the 50 daily credits; 2x usage limits versus Free in the Gemini app.
Google AI Pro$19.99/month—
Adds 1,000 Flow credits a month; 4x usage limits versus Free in the Gemini app.
Google AI Ultra (5x)$99.99/month—
Adds 10,000 Flow credits a month; 5x usage limits versus AI Pro. The starting tier of Ultra.
Google AI Ultra (20x)$199.99/month—
Adds 25,000 Flow credits a month; 20x usage limits versus AI Pro.

Ways to save

  • Every account, subscribed or not, gets 50 Google Flow credits per day, though unused daily credits do not roll over. Free accounts may be unable to generate video at peak times, roughly 2 to 5 PM UTC.
  • Veo 3.1 Lite costs 10 credits per video, or 5 for Google AI Ultra subscribers, making it the cheapest way to draft.
  • Google AI Plus, Pro and Ultra subscribers can buy AI credit top-ups instead of moving up a tier.
Prices checked on Oct 27, 2026

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What is Google Flow?

Google Flow is a browser-based studio where Google’s generative models, an AI agent and user-built tools share one project canvas. It targets the whole loop of planning, generating and refining rather than one-off prompts.

What stands out

  • The free tier is unusually usable: 50 credits every day, with access to Veo 3.1, Gemini Omni Flash and Nano Banana Pro, though free accounts may be unable to make video at peak hours.
  • Flow credits are bundled into Google AI plans that also include the Gemini app, extra storage and YouTube Premium benefits.
  • Tools let you package a workflow, such as shader effects or animated type overlays, then share and remix it.

Limitations

  • You must be 18 or over and in a supported country.
  • Video editing and Avatars are blocked in the EEA, Switzerland and the UK, and credit purchases are unavailable in Japan.
  • Credits never roll over, daily or monthly.
  • Free accounts may be unable to generate video during peak hours, roughly 2 to 5 PM UTC. Images and the Flow agent still work, and 1080p video upscaling needs a subscription.
  • Prices vary by market, and although the interface covers 38 languages, Google recommends English prompts for best results.

Google Flow FAQ

Yes. Anyone aged 18 or over with a Google Account gets 50 Google Flow credits per day, which covers several Veo 3.1 Lite clips, plus the agent, Scenebuilder, characters, avatars and 2K image upscaling. During peak hours, roughly 2 PM to 5 PM UTC, free accounts may not be able to generate video, though images and the agent still work.

It depends on the model and plan. A Veo 3.1 Lite video costs 10 credits, or 5 for Ultra subscribers, a 4-second 720p Gemini Omni Flash clip costs 7 credits, and a video edit costs 40 credits.

Flow itself is, but video editing and Avatar features are not available in the European Economic Area, Switzerland or the United Kingdom. Buying extra AI credits is also unavailable in Japan.

No. Daily credits reset each day and monthly subscription credits expire at the end of the month, so it pays to plan heavier projects around your renewal date.

Google Flow now lives at flow.google.com and the old Google Labs address redirects there. The product has grown from a Veo filmmaking experiment into a studio with Gemini Omni, an agent and custom tools.

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As of October 2026, Runway ($15/month), Kling ($10/month) and Google Flow, which gives 50 free credits a day for Veo 3.1, lead generative video. HeyGen ($29/month) and Synthesia ($19/month) make avatar videos, and CapCut, Descript and OpusClip edit and repurpose footage. OpenAI discontinued the Sora app on April 26, 2026.

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